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Health IT Coordinator’s Office Champion Meeting #2 – EHR AdoptionMarch 21, 2012
Connecting Patients to a Greater State of Health
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Source: 1. CDC/NCHS, National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey Electronic Medical Record/Electronic Health Record Systems of Office-based Physicians: United States, 2010, and Preliminary 2011 State Estimates
*Also includes office-based physicians who have EHR system capabilities to support eight Stage 1 Core Set meaningful use objectives
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EHR Adoption
Metric Actual Target Variance %
Physicians (MDs and DOs) Using an EHR system at Any Practice Location
8,330 26,819 18,489 31.1%
Total Hospitals Adopting EHRs 54 71 17 76%
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Medicare EHR Incentive Payments
Provider Type Provider Count
Medicare Incentive Payment Amount
Eligible Professionals 897 16,146,000
Eligible Hospitals 9 25,835,214
Total: $41,981,215
NJ Medicaid EHR Incentive Payments
Provider Type Provider Count
Medicaid Incentive Payment Amount
Eligible Professionals 162 3,421,251
Eligible Hospitals 31 37,277,985
Total: $40,699,236
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As of 3/21/2012
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NJ HIT Champion ProgramNJ-HITECHospitalsHIOsFQHCs: NJPCAPhysician Groups Medical Societies Department of HealthMedicaid Incentive Program
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2012 NJ Health IT Public Webinar Series
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New Jersey Perspective
National Perspective
New Jersey Perspective
Champions Sharing the Message on NJ Health IT
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William O’ByrneExecutive DirectorNJ-HITEC
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“ way to reduce the mountain of paper work being generated, streamline the operations around time and efficiencies and to have excellent documentation of the care.”
“Patient satisfaction, inter-professional communication, and ultimately, patient outcomes, will be improved.”
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Thomas R. Ortiz MD, FAAPChair NJ Academy of Family Physicians
Family Physician and Medical DirectorForest Hill Family Health Associates Newark
Mary CampagnoloMD, MBA, FAAFPPresident-elect Medical Society of New Jersey Family Physician and Primary Care Medical DirectorVirtua Medical Group, Lumberton
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“able to provide 21st century medical care to a 21st century patient.”
“tells us who needs what -- who needs an immunization, who did not come back for a follow up visit, everything at the touch of a button.”
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Douglas AshinskyMD, FACPSolo Practitioner
Internal Medicine Physician Warren Internal Medicine, Warren
Vinnakota RaoMD, FAAPPediatrician
Apollo Medical Groupin Warren
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Somerset Medical Center Somerset, NJ
355 bedsOne of first NJ hospitals to
attest to Meaningful Use of EHRs in Medicare and Medicaid
50% of eligible providers on staff have adopted certified EHRs
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Cooper University HospitalCamden, NJ700 physicians in over 75
specialtiesOne of first NJ hospitals to
attest for Meaningful Use of EHRs in Medicare
80 Physicians attested to Meaningful Use Stage 1
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Almost 2,000 Physicians Sharing/Exchanging Data within a NJ HIO or IDN
16 Hospitals Exchanging Data within a NJ HIO or IDN
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NJ-HITEC Website www.njhitec.orgAMA Videos http://www.ama-cmeonline.com/health_it
Six short tutorials on EHRs—under 60 minutesAAFP Center for Health IT: http://www.centerforhit.org American College of Physicians: www.americanehr.com American College of Cardiology: http://www.cardiosource.org/Advocacy/Issues/Health-Information-Technology.aspx NJPCA (FQHCs): http://www.njpca.org/programs/EMR-HIT-Program.aspxFederal Health IT Website www.healthit.gov
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Page Views: A page view represents a hit to any file designated among the page file types. The most common examples are files ending in .html, .htm, .php, .asp, or .aspx.
In February the site received 22,993 page views throughout the entire site which shows a high amount of website traffic
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Visit: All the activity of one visitor to a Web site. If a visitor is idle longer than the idle-time limit, WebTrends assumes the visit ended. If the visitor continues to browse your site after they reach the idle-time limit, a new visit is counted. The default idle-time limit is thirty minutes, but can be changed in Options.
In February the site was visited 6,080 times which is the highest number of visits in the past 6 months
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Unique Visitors: Individuals who visited your site during the report period. If someone visits more than once, they are counted only the first time they visit.
In February 2,958 individuals visited the site and 866 individuals visited the site more than once
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